The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-07-14
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4 TRIEIII.

lie put his arm around my WalSt-
just so, and looked, O very silly;
And yet, at being thus embraced,
| did not frOwn-thc air was chilly.
lie raised my hand aud bent his chin
Most rcvercntly low to kiss it;
One little kiss--it was no sin
TO tell the truth, did not miss it.
An act to amcnd-Scwing on buttons
Make small pox fashionable, and society =,
would go miles to get it,
Man is 90 per cent. water, and yet the |
Plohibitionists arc not satisfied.
The small boy. like woman, is likely |
some day to make Il man grown
The man who fools around mules hind
legs IS generally pretty well "hCcled."
Men are often seemingly good in thought,
but wofully wrong i'll action.
TRUTH Ike tho sun, submits to be OBJ
scurcd, rat, like the sun, only for time.
Virtue in its grandcst aspect is neither
more or less than following reason.
Longing for goodness does not bring It,
1t is to be sought with all the might.
Work today, for you know not how
much you may be hindcrcd tomorrow.
Some families have in them an angel
whose presence heals by calming the waters.
Now the city maiden
Living in the mountains
All the time is signing
For city soda fountains.
Most Of us arc more willing to talk than
to listen.
A. couuCttc is like vctcran-ShC goes
( through many engagements.
Some women never want to marry until
| men think they are too old to 10 SO.
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self with hard work to get a living.
4 The pugilist's motto-Thcrc is more
pleasure in giving than receiving.
a married man remarks that the differ
/ Cncc between mans and a woman's hat is
about $l2.
A dog is property when it has been
stolen: but it is not property when the tax
/ returns are made.
! Then, as | turned my face toward his,
Our lips were near, none to forbid it
Somebody kisscd The trouble is
don't exactly know who did It,
| We read great deal about money being
tight. Perhaps that is the reason why it is
| locked up.
| Beware of preiudiccs; they are like rats,
and mems minds like traps Prcjudices
creep in casily, but 1t Is doubtful if they
| ever get out.
Popularity is thing that is very seldom
| found by those who search for it persist
emily, and comes oftcncr from accident
| than design,
| Blood will tell. We observe that many
of our most successful burglars are pathct-
ic0lly mentioned rs men who sprung from
| our best families.
His first view Of the new baby Nurse
Well, Charley, what do you think Of it?
Charlcs-Wcll, | think it's going to be q
girl
Victor Hugo once said of the Dumas,
father and son, that the elder had genius
without talent, and the younger had talent
! without genius.
An esteemed contemporary cXcitcdly de-
.nandS to know For whom was the earth
madc?' We think that question will have
to be decided by arbitration. There were
great many claimants.
What arc the seven ages Of man,
| llcmy?' Lug age, garbage storage, post
age mortgage, shrinkagc, and dOtage."
lie went right up to the head of the class.
A m Gn is relieved and gay when he has
put his heart into his work and done his
best; but what he has said or done other.
wlsC sha y give him no peace.
No human being can come into this
world without increasing or diminishing
the sum total Of human happiness, not
only Of thc present, but of every subSc,
quCnt age of humanity.
DOCTORS FEES.
The heavy fees the doctors charge
To ring the sick to health,
Must hC TO them an income large,
Yet lis Wgottcn wealth.